I have a running virtual server hosted by an external hosting provider.
It’s a windows 2008 r2 machine running IIS.
The machine is up and running, I have several isapi dll’s running on it.
Now I would like to run Relativity Server on this machine using port 80.
How do I configure this?
All I found of documentation is to specify the right protocol (HttpSys).
Then I have to possibility to add bindings (domain/port).
But how to proceed from here?
I presume the domain is the prefix?
What is the meaning of the port?
Do I have to do other configuration steps to get this running?
I don’t have any domain names configured in IIS, I connect to the server using the ip-address.
Now I would like to run Relativity Server on this machine using port 80. How do I configure this? All I found of documentation is to specify the right protocol (HttpSys). Then I have to possibility to add bindings (domain/port). But how to proceed from here? I presume the domain is the prefix? What is the meaning of the port? Do I have to do other configuration steps to get this running? I don’t have any domain names configured in IIS, I connect to the server using the ip-address.
Please do the next steps to configure Relativity to work together with IIS:
Choose HttpSys channel which uses IIS to retrieve requests.
Open the Http Bindings editor and specify one or more hostname/port combinations. Make sure they do not conflict with any you have set up in IIS (for example, you cannot use the same host and port in both). So in your case please use ip address as hostname and port 80 as port, but please check conflicts. After making these steps Relativity should work fine with IIS.